Iowa State Football Prospects Highlight 1966 Cyclones
Iowa State's football program builds for 1966 with 27 lettermen returning, led by Tim Van Galder. The defense gains depth from sophomores after last year’s losses. Offense features strong receiving corps including Eppie Barney and Tom Busch, with a deep secondary expected to be among the best. Prospects rival Wisconsin in plans for a quick passing game and solid ground options from Webster Robinson and Baker.
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Clay
Tim van Galder
Madison
Wis
Ji-State
Dick Kasperek
St. Louis Grid Cardinals
Ron Halda
I-State
Missouri
Kansas State
Nebraska
van Galder
Eppie Barney
Tom Busch
George Maurer
Cyclones
Stapleton
Les Webster
Willie Robinson
Burlington
Tony Baker
St. Anne
Ill
Larry Carwell
Campbell
Ohio
Cal Lewis
Des Plaines
Carwell
Lewis
Robinson
Iowa State
Wisconsin
Barney
Clevephy
Dick Schatroth
West LG
Dennis Storey
Johanston
Don Stanley
Winterset
Bill Brooks
Muskegon
Mich
Ted Tuinstra
Des Neees
Cohanne
Garner
Cleveland
Gazette
John Mclivor
Ray Folgers Dominates Elmcrest Syndicate Golf Classic
Ray Folgers was the lone double winner at Elmcrest Country Club on Saturday in the grand syndicate event. He carded a three on holes 12 and 16 while fellow victors included Gerald Johnson with a two on hole 5, B Ray Howard with a four on hole 7, and Leo Holmes with a two on hole 14.
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Ray Folgers
Grand Syndicate
Elmcrest Country Club
Ald Johnson
B. Ray Howard
Leo Holmes
Astros Edge Cubs Again
In Houston, Chuck Harrison delivered a ninth inning run scoring single to lift the Astros to a 5-4 win over the Chicago Cubs. Felix Mantilla led off the inning with a single, Sonny Jackson sacrificed Joe Morgan to second, Morgan reached third on Bob Aspromonte’s infield hit, then Harrison lined the winning hit. The Cubs had tied the game 4-4 in the eighth on Ernie Banks two run homer as Ellsworth avoided his 20th loss.
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Houston
Chuck Harrison
Chicago Cubs
Felix Mantilla
Sonny Jackson
Joe Morgan
Morgan
Bob Aspromonte
Harrison
Cubs
Ernie Banks
Cub
Dick Ellsworth
Los Angeles to host 1968 NCAA finals in Sports Arena
The NCAA announced in Mexico City that Los Angeles will host its first NCAA basketball championship in 1968 at the Sports Arena March 22-23. The committee also set 1967 regional sites and dates including Maryland East Northwestern Mideast Kansas West Oregon State with first rounds March 1 at sites to be determined.
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
NCAA
Southern Cal
Sports
Mexico City
Maryland
Northwestern
Kansas
Oregon State
Louisville
Freedom Hall
Yankees Beat Tigers 11-1 Behind Bouton Complete Game
Clete Boyer doubled and Jim Bouton drove in two runs, as the Yankees exploded for six runs in the sixth to beat Detroit 11-1. Bouton earned his second complete game of the season, allowing seven hits. Steve Whitaker homered for the second time this season and added a run via a seventh-inning double.
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NEW York
Clete Boyer
Jim Bouton
New York Yankees
Detroit
Bouton
Tigers
Dick McAuliffe
Steve Whitaker
Iowans Fail To Triumph In National Track Meet
Iowa qualifiers struggled at the national Jaycee track and field championships in Denver. Doug Lane placed third in shot put with 61 feet 5? inches. Jim Green of Kentucky set marks in the 220 and 100, and Scott Binghurst won the mile for Utah. California won the meet with 71 points, Iowa seven. Des Moines hosted the 1967 national Jaycee meet at Drake Stadium in late August.
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Denver
Colo
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Doug Lane
Stu Voigt
Wisconsin
Wertman
Smith
Scott Binghurst
Utah
Jim Green
Kentucky
Bob Richards
Wayne Collett
California
Brent Slay
Slay
Oregon
Ilowa
Des Moines
Drake Stadium
Thought Career Was Over Longshot Joe Hoerner Scores, 9 Years Late
Joe Hoerner, once sidelined by heart trouble in 1949, returns as a Cardinals relief pitcher. After a move from overhand to sidearm, meds and rest revived his career, leading to a late surge with Houston and finally Red Schoendienst’s Cardinals.
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Joe Hoerner
NEW York
NBA
Burlington
Iowa
St. Louis Cardinals
Davenport
White Sox
Joe
Hoerner
Comiskey Park
Houston Astros
Red Schoendienst
Cedar Rapids Red Peppers Set for Midwest League Showdown
Cedar Rapids faces Fox Cities in a three game playoff with pitching depth and home advantage shaping the outcome. Fred Rath and Mickey Abarbanel loom for Fox Cities while Cedar Rapids counters with deeper pitching depth and strong team spirit. Six umpires will officiate, with Ed Morris canceling a fans trip to Appleton due to low signups.
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Fox Cities
Fred Rath
Mickey Abarbanel
Foxes
Danny Jaster
Cardinal
Ron Plaza
Cedar Rapids
Plaza
Jim Doster
C.R
Pete Caron
Jim Cocchiarella
Louis Grasser
Larry McCoy
Tom Simon
Ron Uzelac
Ed Morris
Appleton
Wis
Foeldi Sets New Flyweight Weightlifting World Record
Budapest Hungary AP reports Hungary's Irme Foeldi broke his own flyweight world record by lifting 270.6 pounds on Saturday according to MTI.
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Budapest
Hungary
Irme Foeldi
MTI
Wing Reaches Net Semifinals in Cedar Rapids Tennis
Jim Wing defending city champion becomes first to reach men’s singles semifinals at Memorial Tennis Center. Nebr. sophomore beat Ray Nagel 6 3 6 3, with Bob Boyson favored to win after advancing to quarterfinals and returning to form. Other results include first and second rounds across four divisions.
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Jim Wing
Cedar Rapids
Wing
University of Nebraska
Ray Nagel
Bob Boyson
Memorial ‘Tennis Center
Denny Ellertson
Greg Lieh
Rick Waples
Richard Brock
Steve Volesky
Tom van Deest
Lothar Bullinga
al Bickel
Bud Proskovec
Bob Falt
Bob Vane
Barnes O'Donnell
Lynn Rowley
John van Deest
Nagel
Kris Swope
Barb Miller
Nell Boyson
Lucille Barry
John Chehak
Paul Dilger
Eldon Moon
Bill Barron
Bob Fair
Bob Becker
John Hotchkiss
Craig Hakill
Gene Whiteman
Tim van Deest
Wayne Wright
Bob Donaldson
Bid Barron
Moon
Chehak
Art Wiley
Deiter Landre
Todd Beveridge
John Hoover
Whiteman
Rowley
Beveridge
Wiley
Bud Proskov
Clavier Wheeler
Secon
Volesky
Proskovec
Kohl Daggett Lead With 73s In Cedar Rapids Club
Richard Kohl and Joe Daggett shot 73 Saturday to share the first round lead in the Cedar Rapids Country Club club championships. The final round will be played today with M. W. Giboney and Richard Roeder one stroke back at 74.
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Richard Kohl
Joe Daggett
Cedar Rapids Country Club
M. W. Giboney
Richard Roeder
Dutchman Wins World Cycling Championship
Evert Dolman of the Netherlands won the amateur road race at the 1966 World Cycling Championships in Adenau Germany becoming the first Dutchman to win since 1956.
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Adenau
Germany
Evert Dolman
Netherlands
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